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donbenni — Vector Tutorial V3 v2
Published: 2006-12-17 18:53:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 75578; Favourites: 467; Downloads: 7612
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Version 3 of my tutorial series. This version has been specially modified to come in line with deviantART's Copyright and Plagiarism policy.Digimods Chopping Tutorials - [link]
Q - Why is this tutorial different to the one you had uploaded before?
A - Have a look here [link]
Q - There are missing sections of text and images, some of the font is terribly small and generally the tutorial looks a bit rubbish. What's going on?
A - I'm sorry that the quality of this tutorial has been lowered. I couldn't simply edit and reupload the original version as deviantART's rules of physical image size have changed in the last 10 months and i had to shrink the whole thing. I didn't put as much effort into changing all the font size as I will hopefully have a whole new version up soon.
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Can you explain this a little further please?
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Also wanted to bring up another issue I'm experiencing. When I copy past from one layer (after using the pen tool to make my selection) paste it in a new layer then press ctrl+shift+U it tells me the layer cannot be desaturated because there isn't anyting on there. (and this after making absolutely certain I pasted something on there by going to edit/paste.)
Sorry to bring all this up.
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This is an awesome tutorial but I've run into a bit of a problem.
As you've said before some areas of the text were cut off due to constraints. In the section where you talk about applying a carbon fiber fill after the fill/distort there is a sentence that cut's off like so: "Go to select/inverse and delete everything on the" and then it just cut's off there.
Obviously I'm a little lost on what the next step was supposed to be here.
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Yeah sorry about that. You're supposed to be deleting everything on the layer with the carbon fibre. You already have a selection of the bonnet; if you invert this selection, choose the carbon layer and delete, it will remove all the carbon pattern that is outside the bonnet.
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Thank you so much! I've got it working pretty well for me now.
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whereupon tool him DAS brightness to the vectorizados cars, I am Mexican and I have English a terrible one
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awesome! that helped me a lot, cheers!
oh and the Mk2 Golf looks so nice!
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Because of this tutorial I learned to use photoshop. Now I can make them, but they aren't too nice like yours..! Thank u! u helped me a lot man!!
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Gr8 tutorial. Respect !
btw. Could you tell my what Visual Style is on this screenshot ??
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Yeah it's called Noire i think. Whatever it's called you can find it here [link]
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Thanks man! This VS is veeeery cool.
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[late comment] i just wanted to draw a little car ...this helps me a lot :3 thank you for your time
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gud job wid the tut
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wow....it's too cool.
Thanks teach for the car.
^__^ I would like to study this.
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well i did your tutorial and this is my result. lol i got lazy on alot of things but comon, it is my first one.
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thanks for this awesome tutorial!
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would there be a printable version of this??? or not really. anyway i will still try this tutorial and show my results. hope it works!
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I have it in French or English only, sorry. The French version is here: [link]
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Wow thanks! thats an awesome tutorial! now just to get the motivation to sit down and actually do it....
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Bloody brilliant. So you dont use the original photo to do the shading, mearly a reference to it, seems hard... but I guess it gives better results.
Seperate interior... hard to see inside sometimes?
Thanks!
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Hah. I just got done reading that, and my eyes are burning from the small text. But you probably don't care.
I'm thinking about moving onto Photoshop vectors, because Macromedia Flash doesn't have the tools that PS has to make things easier, especially for tooning. I like making realistic cars, but having a person think that what I just spent many hours on is a real picture doesn't please me. I want them to know it's digital art. I don't want to have to tell them that it's not a real picture...
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If this is what you do, for one vector. You are truely amazing
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It's amazing 
It's a shame that I didn't saw it before 
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great tutorial fella! I saved it on my Pc before deviantart crew decided to do something stupid again!
recently I started to use Illustrator for my vector and I was thinking how the hell this dudes do this realistic lights and rims!
Now I know! lol
Thank you
I will apreciate with you take a look in my gallery before I submit my first Illustrator vector. Take care.
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i see it now and its an awesome tut man good work
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No it should be emoticon there. I'm sorry.
You're grrreeeaaat artist.
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That link didn't go anywhere, are sure it is correct?
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it's fine now man , it was obviously yet another of deviant arts gallery bugs , playing havoc
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Well i did just reupload the image as well, for some reason dA thought there was no image file associated with the deviation. Bit weird.
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hmm before i would have thought it weird yes , but these days with DA being how it has been , i must say i am not surprised man.
Btw i hope your t-shirt biz is going well for you.
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Yeah it's going well. Thanks for asking.
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If you click download next to the image, does it show then?
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hmm i see nothing man , but a grey rectangle where your deviation should be. ( fixed spelling .. )
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If you click download next to the image, does it show then?
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hmm i see nothing man , but a grey recangle where your deviation shoudl be ..
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